Stephen C

I agree, you're off the hook ;-)

OK, that's a bummer, I've been using the parallel method successfully for a long time. Thanks for your help trying to diagnose this.

I'm running with method="parallel", which I suspected could be interrupted if rjags was missing (I now see there's a separate method='rjparallel' option, so my hypothesis is not correct). I ran a test job on my remote cluster with method="simple" with just a few steps and it seems to have completed. Unfortunately, for time constraint reasons, I really need to use the parallel method.

The cluster admins installed R and JAGS, and I'm reinstalling everything else from scratch. I installed runjags first, with install.packages("runjags",configure.args="--with-jags-include=/path/to/include/JAGS --with-jags-lib=/path/to/JAGS/lib") and tried to run. The error I'm getting is: Error in runjags.start(model = runjags.object$model, monitor = c(monitor, : The JAGS process was terminated by the user I'm now thinking this could be because I have not installed RJAGS ( I'm now trying to troubleshoot...

Hi, My computing cluster underwent an upgrade/refresh, and the admins installed JAGS 4.3.0, where I had been using 3.4. I'm trying to figure out all the reasons why my jobs aren't running (changing paths, version upstream of runjags, etc) and I'm wondering if the newer version of JAGS could be one of the many reasons. Thanks, -Stephen

I definitely had the leading / and trailing / to make a complete absolute path, so...

Hi Matt, A couple of things: My path to my working directory is an absolute path,...

Hi Matt, A couple of things: My path to my working directory is an absolute path,...